Maharashtra FDA seizes 4,002 kg of sweets from bus in Mumbai, ₹45 lakh food items in statewide crackdown

Mumbai The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seized 4,002 kg of sweets and halwa worth over ₹11 lakh from a luxury bus in Mumbai’s Chembur on November 2, after finding that the food items were being transported in unhygienic conditions without temperature control. The seizure was part of a statewide inspection drive conducted between November 1 and 3, during which authorities confiscated food items worth approximately ₹45 lakh.

Maharashtra FDA suspends licences of three Mumbai eateries, seizes edible oil worth ₹23.35 lakh Maharashtra FDA suspends licences of three Mumbai eateries, seizes edible oil worth ₹23.35 lakh The establishments include Jubilant FoodWorks Ltd. (Domino’s Pizza) in Parel, Maaz Food Parcel and Catering in Bhandup West, and Mughal Dhaba in Kurla West.

Maharashtra FDA suspends licences of three Mumbai eateries, seizes edible oil worth ₹23.35 lakh storyline 1 According to an FDA press release issued on Tuesday (November 3), officials intercepted a luxury bus operated by Tania Travels on the Santacruz-Chembur Link Road near Tilak Nagar Police Station.